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Most importantly, you should hold the trigger back until you are ready for the next shot, not release it when you feel you are done with the last one. 3. Get low. The fundamentals of shooting are cultivated best, in my opinion, in the prone position. Donât be afraid to begin shooting in prone and then work on other stances. Prone is the most accurate shooting position, besides the bench, and that isolates your aiming errors away from problems with your shooting position. Itâs also the easiest position to learn. 4.
Fast and accurate shooting with a handgun requires a stable shooting stance that allows the shooter to exercise the proper degree of sight alignment, trigger control and recoil management. There are a number of stances that can do that, but thereâs no âone-size-fits-allâ solution. Not all shooting conditions are the same. One method may be superior to others in certain situations, and savvy shooters will want to explore those that work best for them. Here are five stances that are worth the time to learn. The Weaver Stance is an aggressive, weight-forward stance.